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Thanks! Any recommendations on the most versatile tires? Ideally decently fast on road and chunky gravel (L3)
Hi, I'm looking to supplement my bike by buying another set of tires. I like to train on pavement and light gravel but want the flexibility of going faster on singletrack as well. Current situation, I am 195 lbs, 6"4, I…
We're looking for flowy singletracks in and around north connecticut/south mass. Please suggest if you know any -- longer the better!
I ended up getting Rapha exlore as they were on huge discount in my size. love the olive green look and can be passable as regular shoes while being functional
End ended up with the new Specialized Diverge Carbon Sport - 300$ more for front suspension and 47mm tire clearance!
On my new Specialized Diverge, I've put one dual pedals (one side platform one side SPD). This makes it versatile for me as I'm going to be commuting short distances here and there as well as training longer distances 3…
chas wrote: TJ, Sounds like you went ahead and bought the Diverge then. 47mm should do you fine. :-) Yes! you guys made a great point, and I thought it's about the options more than anything. Now I can try anywhere from…
Brand new Jamis Renegade. PERFECT condition, ridden less than 10 miles. Verified with receipt , I bought it less than 1 week ago and selling it because it's the wrong size. Retails for 1500$ + tax and out of stock at…
Yes - the right tire size. However, I may consider a different bike as this one (Renegade C2) only has clearance for 40mm. I'm 195lbs and 6"3 and in decent shape. I do want versatility to go on heavier gravel, forest…
I'm currently looking at 700x40c clearance on a bike I'm considering. The new specialized diverge has upto 47mm on 700c! How much clearance do I actually need to ride gravel and light singletrack? Is 40mm enough? Brand:…
Any help appreciated - buying one of these tomorrow
Hi guys, anyone ridden these bikes? I love the look of the C2 and similar specs but haven't met anyone who owns it. Topstone Carbon 105 is well reviewed but a bit more expensive.…